Lol there was a rumour that someone had DDoSed our school server using Google Docs but it was just a rumour

Sigton

Sigton wrote:

Lol there was a rumour that someone had DDoSed our school server using Google Docs but it was just a rumour

Sigton

How do you even DDoS with Google Docs…

bybb wrote:

Sigton wrote:

Lol there was a rumour that someone had DDoSed our school server using Google Docs but it was just a rumour

Sigton

How do you even DDoS with Google Docs…

Idek peeps were saying that it some extremely large document (500 pages) or something just full of images…

Sigton

Sigton wrote:

bybb wrote:

Sigton wrote:

Lol there was a rumour that someone had DDoSed our school server using Google Docs but it was just a rumour

Sigton

How do you even DDoS with Google Docs…

Idek peeps were saying that it some extremely large document (500 pages) or something just full of images…

Sigton

that still wouldn't crash a network though…

Sigton wrote:

Lol there was a rumour that someone had DDoSed our school server using Google Docs but it was just a rumour

Sigton

(proceeds to try to DDoS school)

bybb wrote:

Has anyone watched The IT Crowd? My schools tech support office is like a smaller version of that. Coffee mugs everywhere. A phone that's used to be told where to go. Everything's a mess. But honestly it's funny when my school's IT can't find something because their keyboard is on top of it!

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In case you didn't see this

Wedrig wrote:

Sigton wrote:

Lol there was a rumour that someone had DDoSed our school server using Google Docs but it was just a rumour

Sigton

(proceeds to try to DDoS school)

(most childish voice ever) Im going to ddos google!!

My school blocks proxies. I don't even know how this happened, but the link to the Wikipedia page about error 451 links to the Wikipedia page about the novel Fahrenheit 451

rip tb10

I doubled over laughing the first time I saw this page like 3 years ago. I just remembered it, and they haven't fixed it since then

at my school, they block directory agent because it can be used to find the personal info of other kids.

but just copy and paste it (or any other app) onto your desktop and it will work

DatOneLefty wrote:

Sigton wrote:

bybb wrote:

Sigton wrote:

Lol there was a rumour that someone had DDoSed our school server using Google Docs but it was just a rumour

Sigton

How do you even DDoS with Google Docs…

Idek peeps were saying that it some extremely large document (500 pages) or something just full of images…

Sigton

that still wouldn't crash a network though…

ik thats why it was a rumour

Sigton

bybb wrote:

Sigton wrote:

Lol there was a rumour that someone had DDoSed our school server using Google Docs but it was just a rumour

Sigton

How do you even DDoS with Google Docs…

Be a hackerman. It's that simple.

Tymewalk wrote:

bybb wrote:

Sigton wrote:

Lol there was a rumour that someone had DDoSed our school server using Google Docs but it was just a rumour

Sigton

How do you even DDoS with Google Docs…

Be a hackerman. It's that simple.

No, you need to inspect element Google Docs using the 1337 cmd.exe DDoS bug that i found on the 1337 H4X0R website github.com.

Tymewalk wrote:

bybb wrote:

Sigton wrote:

Lol there was a rumour that someone had DDoSed our school server using Google Docs but it was just a rumour

Sigton

How do you even DDoS with Google Docs…

Be a hackerman. It's that simple.

Google Docs is blocked at my school

Our school allows google images but blocks Bing Images even though there's like no difference. Guess they don't like Microsoft then…

(PS: This was what lead to my troll Google sig)

bybb wrote:

Sigton wrote:

Lol there was a rumour that someone had DDoSed our school server using Google Docs but it was just a rumour

Sigton

How do you even DDoS with Google Docs…

This is how.

I probably shouldn't be on the ATs if I'm asking this but what is DDos-ing?

IgDegOo wrote:

I probably shouldn't be on the ATs if I'm asking this but what is DDos-ing?

A DDoS attack or a distributed denial of service attack is an attack the allows you to ‘shut down’ a website, network or server by using up enough bandwidth to stop any other requests reaching the server. A DDoS attack is different from a DoS (denial of service) attack because in a DoS attack one computer is used and in a DDoS attack hundreds and sometimes thousands of computers are used. Often, computers infected with botnet trojans are used to take down servers. An example of some of the biggest DDoS attacks in history is when 20% of the US's internet was taken down by botnets in asia, when XBox's and Sony's online thing was taken down by what is claimed to be a 3Tbps (terrabits per second) or roughly 300 GBps (Gigabytes per second) attack. There is an exploit in Apache servers that run a certain versions of apache that allows hundreds of connections seconding 1 byte each every 20 seconds to be used to occupy all of the available threads on an Apache server, blocking any other connections, while still giving the attacker full internet access. (It's less than 1KB(kilobyte) every 20 seconds needed to do this attack)

EDIT: Wording

bybb wrote:

IgDegOo wrote:

I probably shouldn't be on the ATs if I'm asking this but what is DDos-ing?

A DDoS attack or a distributed denial of service attack is an attack the allows you to ‘shut down’ a website, network or server by using up enough bandwidth to stop any other requests reaching the server. A DDoS attack is different from a DoS (denial of service) attack because in a DoS attack one computer is used and in a DDoS attack hundreds and sometimes thousands of computers are used. Often, computers infected with botnet trojans are used to take down servers. An example of some of the biggest DDoS attacks in history is when 20% of the US's internet was taken down by botnets in asia, when XBox's and Sony's online thing was taken down by what is claimed to be a 3Tbps (terrabits per second) or roughly 300 GBps (Gigabytes per second) attack. There is an exploit in Apache servers that run a certain versions of apache that allows hundreds of connections seconding 1 byte each every 20 seconds to be used to occupy all of the available threads on an Apache server, blocking any other connections, while still giving the attacker full internet access. (It's less than 1KB(kilobyte) every 20 seconds needed to do this attack)

EDIT: Wording

tl;dr

IgDegOo wrote:

bybb wrote:

IgDegOo wrote:

I probably shouldn't be on the ATs if I'm asking this but what is DDos-ing?

A DDoS attack or a distributed denial of service attack is an attack the allows you to ‘shut down’ a website, network or server by using up enough bandwidth to stop any other requests reaching the server. A DDoS attack is different from a DoS (denial of service) attack because in a DoS attack one computer is used and in a DDoS attack hundreds and sometimes thousands of computers are used. Often, computers infected with botnet trojans are used to take down servers. An example of some of the biggest DDoS attacks in history is when 20% of the US's internet was taken down by botnets in asia, when XBox's and Sony's online thing was taken down by what is claimed to be a 3Tbps (terrabits per second) or roughly 300 GBps (Gigabytes per second) attack. There is an exploit in Apache servers that run a certain versions of apache that allows hundreds of connections seconding 1 byte each every 20 seconds to be used to occupy all of the available threads on an Apache server, blocking any other connections, while still giving the attacker full internet access. (It's less than 1KB(kilobyte) every 20 seconds needed to do this attack)

EDIT: Wording

tl;dr

It doesn't take that long to read, and it's pretty interesting
Maybe you should just read it and appreciate the effort they put in to answering your question.

Sigton

Sigton wrote:

IgDegOo wrote:

bybb wrote:

IgDegOo wrote:

I probably shouldn't be on the ATs if I'm asking this but what is DDos-ing?

A DDoS attack or a distributed denial of service attack is an attack the allows you to ‘shut down’ a website, network or server by using up enough bandwidth to stop any other requests reaching the server. A DDoS attack is different from a DoS (denial of service) attack because in a DoS attack one computer is used and in a DDoS attack hundreds and sometimes thousands of computers are used. Often, computers infected with botnet trojans are used to take down servers. An example of some of the biggest DDoS attacks in history is when 20% of the US's internet was taken down by botnets in asia, when XBox's and Sony's online thing was taken down by what is claimed to be a 3Tbps (terrabits per second) or roughly 300 GBps (Gigabytes per second) attack. There is an exploit in Apache servers that run a certain versions of apache that allows hundreds of connections seconding 1 byte each every 20 seconds to be used to occupy all of the available threads on an Apache server, blocking any other connections, while still giving the attacker full internet access. (It's less than 1KB(kilobyte) every 20 seconds needed to do this attack)

EDIT: Wording

tl;dr

It doesn't take that long to read, and it's pretty interesting
Maybe you should just read it and appreciate the effort they put in to answering your question.

Sigton

Ok I read it
Can you teach me how to DDoS Roblox from my own home?